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Centerfire Rifles - Semiautomatic or Gas Operated Centerfire rifles, carbines and other gas operated rifles. |
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Just put your scope covers on and clean.
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I personally would not remove the scope unless I was prepared re-zero it. Even with quick detach mounts or rails that claim no loss of zero, I feel that the potential for even even the slightest bit of loss in zero would be unacceptable. But if your scope is a 1X zeroed only for close range, it really shouldn't make any noticable difference.
As for getting any sort of lubricant on the glass, I hope you mean accidentally because you would then have to use a solvent just to get the CLP off. Watered down rubbing alcohol would probably be the harshest household chemical I would use to clean it if not just a simple piece of micro-fiber. Getting lubricant on glass would only obstruct the light transmission. Brake cleaner would probably just destroy the coating on the class (speculating). I would clean it with something designed for lenses only when it gets dirty. Lenses are easy to scratch and your glass is too valuable to risk that. In a nutshell, i would leave the scope on. Just cover it up. If you don't have lens caps, rubber band a piece of fabric over each end. |
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Optics?????? who puts freakin optics on a AR????
IRON SIGHTS all the way baby!!!!!
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